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https://huggingface.co/spaces/microsoft/LLMLingua
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LLMLingua: Microsoft Tool on Hugging Face
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Tone Shift: Genuine Belief or Strategic PR Response?
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Seems like a change in tone from past interviews and posts. Is it because he truly believes this, or because he needs to tone things down for PR, internal business, or government regulation reasons?
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Google Circle To Search Privacy Data Collection AI Models
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Google’s VP of Search Cathy Edwards just answered that question on stage at Unpacked. She said Google will only be able to see whatever a user highlights via Circle To Search. I also wonder how the new AI tools will use device owners' data to improve text & image AI models, etc.
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Samsung Circle To Search: New AI Feature Raises Privacy Concerns
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At #SamsungUnpacked, Samsung and Google just announced a "Circle To Search" tool that lets users search anything on their app by circling, highlighting or tapping on anything without switching apps. A big question I have: What do all these new AI features mean for user privacy?
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Debuts Real-Time Call Translation AI
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Happening now: Samsung’s #SamsungUnpacked event for the debut of the Galaxy S24. Expect lots of new AI features to be announced. One new feature: The S24 will have real-time language translations for calls & IRL convos with two-way text & voice translations.
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Google Quantum AI Lab: Art Meets Innovation in Santa Barbara
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The Google Quantum AI team embraces the intersection between art & science, as seen in their quantum computing labs in Santa Barbara, CA. Check out @NewsHour’s walk-through of this space, where art brings the lab to life and inspires innovation →https://t.co/ZIqiT48OOI pic.twitter.com/wKs2aXewQP
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 17 janvier 2024The Google Quantum AI team embraces the intersection between art & science, as seen in their quantum computing labs in Santa Barbara, CA. Check out @NewsHour
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AlphaGeometry: DeepMind’s AI Solves Olympiad Geometry Problems
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Super thrilled to share our latest work, AlphaGeometry from @GoogleDeepMind , the first AI system ever approaching the IMO gold medalists in solving Olympiad geometry math problems. Published today at Nature, titled “Solving olympiad geometry without human demonstrations”, our… pic.twitter.com/jWghK2M2OD
— Thang Luong (@lmthang) 17 janvier 2024Super thrilled to share our latest work, AlphaGeometry from @GoogleDeepMind , the first AI system ever approaching the IMO gold medalists in solving Olympiad geometry math problems. Published today at Nature, titled “Solving olympiad geometry without human demonstrations”, our
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OpenAI Internal GPT-5 Access: Competitive Advantage Concerns
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And I suppose the same holds true for GPT-5. Whenever it is done training, and moves into red teaming, does OpenAI keep a raw internal version to use for themselves and their own business? If so, what capabilities and powers does that give them that the rest of us won’t have?
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Sakana AI Raises $30M for Compact AI Models
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Tokyo startup Sakana AI lands $30M to forge new path with compact AI models @VentureBeat “Japanese tech giants Sony, NTT and KDDI also participated in the round, marking a vote of confidence in Sakana AI from major domestic players.”
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Hewlett Juniper deal impacts capital returns amid AI PC hype
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Sell-side most interesting: Cheers for the AI PC, Micron’s advantage, and Hewlett has ruined capital returns Hewlett’s purchase of Juniper Networks blows up the positive view on its capital returns, Deutsche thinks the hype is fading fast for “Gen AI” while UBS is enamored of